Data acquisition method, apparatus and device, and storage medium

ABSTRACT

The present application provides a data acquisition method, a data acquisition apparatus, a data acquisition device and a storage medium. The data acquisition method includes: obtaining a first storage flag for indicating a flag bit at which first data starts to be acquired and stored; when a first data acquisition clock is asynchronous with a second data acquisition clock, obtaining a second storage flag being a storage flag bit corresponding to the first storage flag after the first storage flag crosses from the first data acquisition cock to the second data acquisition clock, according to the first data acquisition clock and the second data acquisition clock; and performing anti-jitter processing on the second storage flag to obtain a third storage flag, and acquiring second data according to the third storage flag, a delay between the first data and the second data acquired each time is kept unchanged.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present application relates to the field of communication, and inparticular, to a data acquisition method, a data acquisition apparatus,a data acquisition device and a storage medium.

BACKGROUND

At present, a power amplifier is widely applied in the field of wirelesscommunication systems, and has a nonlinear distortion characteristic foran input signal due to physical characteristics thereof. In order toobtain a linearly amplified output signal, it is desirable to performnonlinear compensation on the input signal of the power amplifier, andrecently, a digital pre-distortion technology is commonly used. Thedigital pre-distortion technology performs pre-distortion processing onthe input signal at an input of the power amplifier, the pre-distortionprocessing has characteristics opposite to distortion characteristics ofthe power amplifier, and is used to cancel nonlinear distortion causedby the power amplifier and improve efficiency of the power amplifier.However, the digital pre-distortion technology substantially onlysupport a case where clock domains of downlink data and feedback dataare same as each other, and thus has a relatively narrow applicationrange.

SUMMARY

In a first aspect, the present application provides a data acquisitionmethod, including:

-   -   obtaining a first storage flag, the first storage flag is        configured to indicate a flag bit at which first data starts to        be acquired and stored;    -   when a first data acquisition clock is asynchronous with a        second data acquisition clock, obtaining a second storage flag        according to the first data acquisition clock and the second        data acquisition clock, the second storage flag is a storage        flag bit corresponding to the first storage flag after the first        storage flag crosses from the first data acquisition clock to        the second data acquisition clock; and    -   performing anti-jitter processing on the second storage flag to        obtain a third storage flag, and acquiring second data according        to the third storage flag, a delay between the first data and        the second data acquired each time is kept unchanged.

In a second aspect, the present application provides a data acquisitionapparatus, including:

-   -   a first obtaining module configured to obtain a first storage        flag, the first storage flag is configured to indicate a flag        bit at which first data starts to be acquired and stored;    -   a second obtaining module configured to, when a first data        acquisition clock is asynchronous with a second data acquisition        clock, obtain a second storage flag according to the first data        acquisition clock and the second data acquisition clock, the        second storage flag is a storage flag bit corresponding to the        first storage flag after the first storage flag crosses from the        first data acquisition clock to the second data acquisition        clock;    -   an anti jitter processing module configured to perform        anti-jitter processing on the second storage flag to obtain a        third storage flag; and    -   a first acquisition module configured to acquire a second data        according to the third storage flag, a delay between the first        data and the second data acquired each time is kept unchanged.

In a third aspect, the present application provides a data acquisitiondevice, including a memory and a processor, the memory stores a computerprogram, the processor, when executes the computer program, performs thedata acquisition method of the present application described in thefirst aspect.

In a fourth aspect, the present application provides a storage mediumhaving a computer program stored thereon, the computer program, whenexecuted by a processor, performs the data acquisition method of thepresent application described in the first aspect.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a system architecture diagram of an application of a dataacquisition method according to the present application;

FIG. 2 is a schematic flowchart of a data acquisition method accordingto the present application;

FIG. 3 is a schematic flowchart of a data acquisition method accordingto the present application;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of an anti-jitter processing from downlinkto feedback according to the present application;

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of an anti-jitter processing from downlinkto feedback according to the present application;

FIG. 6 is a structural schematic diagram of a data acquisition apparatusaccording to the present application; and

FIG. 7 is a structural schematic diagram of a data acquisition deviceaccording to the present application.

DETAIL DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

The present application provides a data acquisition method, which can beapplied to a system shown in FIG. 1 . The system may include a digitalpre-distortion processing device 10, a power amplifier 11, an antenna12, a digital signal processor 13, a data acquisition device 14 and thelike. The digital pre-distortion processing device 10 is configured toperform pre-distortion processing on downlink data and send the downlinkdata subjected to the pre-distortion processing to the power amplifier11; the power amplifier 11 performs power amplification on the downlinkdata subjected to the pre-distortion processing for obtaining outputdata subjected to the power amplification, and sends the output data tothe antenna 12, so as to transmit the output data subjected to the poweramplification through the antenna 12; the data acquisition device 14acquires the downlink data and feedback data (the feedback data are theoutput data of the power amplifier 11), and sends the acquired downlinkdata and the acquired feedback data to the digital signal processor 13for calculation, so as to obtain a digital pre-distortion linklist inthe digital pre-distortion processing device 10. In someimplementations, the data acquisition device 14 further acquires thedownlink data and reflection data (the reflection data are datareflected from the antenna 12), and send the acquired downlink data andthe acquired feedback data, and the acquired downlink data and theacquired reflection data to the digital signal processor 13, so as tocalculate a standing wave ratio of the power amplifier 11.

In order to make purposes, technical solutions, and advantages of thepresent application clearer, embodiments of the present application aredescribed below with reference to the accompanying drawings. It shouldbe noted that the embodiments of the present application andcharacteristics in the embodiments may be combined with each other if noconflict is incurred.

It should be noted that an execution subject for executing the method ofthe present application described below may be a data acquisitionapparatus, and the apparatus may be implemented as part or all of thedata acquisition device by software, hardware, or a combination ofsoftware and hardware. The embodiments of the present application aredescribed by taking that the execution subject is the data acquisitiondevice as an example.

FIG. 2 is a schematic flowchart of a data acquisition method accordingto the present application, which relates to a specific process ofperforming the data acquisition method by the data acquisition device.As shown in FIG. 2 , the data acquisition method may include thefollowing operations S101 to S103.

At operation S101, obtaining a first storage flag, the first storageflag is configured to indicate a flag bit at which first data starts tobe acquired and stored.

The first storage flag is preconfigured for acquiring first data andconfigured to indicate the flag bit at which the first data starts to beacquired and stored. A current type of data acquisition being configuredto be digital pre-distortion data acquisition is illustrated as anexample, the data acquisition device acquires downlink data and feedbackdata of a target channel, the first data may be the downlink data andsecond data described below may be the feedback data. In a multi-channelscenario, the data acquisition device may implement switching ofchannels through a channel switching device, and acquire downlink dataand feedback data of the channel which is switched to. For the targetchannel, when an initial acquisition condition of the downlink data ismet, whether the downlink data are acquired is further determinedaccording to whether the first storage flag is reached. In response tothe first storage flag is reached, the downlink data starts to beacquired and stored; and in response to the first storage flag is notreached, the downlink data are not acquired, until the first storageflag is reached, and then the downlink data are acquired and stored. Theinitial acquisition condition is that a symbol-level data acquisitionelectrical level for controlling acquisition of the downlink data ishigh, and a priority of a power level corresponding to current downlinkdata is greater than a priority of a power level corresponding to datapreviously stored in a buffer register, so that a power levelcorresponding to the downlink data acquired by the data acquisitiondevice can be ensured to be relatively high.

At operation S102, when a first data acquisition clock (i.e., a clockfor acquiring the first data) is asynchronous with a second dataacquisition clock (i.e., a clock for acquiring the second data),obtaining a second storage flag according to the first data acquisitionclock and the second data acquisition clock, the second storage flag isa storage flag bit corresponding to the first storage flag after thefirst storage flag crosses from the first data acquisition clock to thesecond data acquisition clock.

The first data acquisition clock is used for controlling acquisition ofthe first data, the second data acquisition clock is used forcontrolling acquisition of second data. Since the first data acquisitionclock is asynchronous with the second data acquisition clock, the secondstorage flag, obtained after the first storage flag crossing clockdomain, may vary in each process of data acquisition. If the acquisitionof the second data is performed according to the second storage flagobtained after the first storage flag crossing clock domain, at eachtime, delays of the first data acquired based on the first storage flagand the second data acquired based on the second storage flag may bedifferent. Therefore, anti-jitter processing is desired to be performedon the second storage flag.

At operation S103, performing anti-jitter processing on the secondstorage flag to obtain a third storage flag, and acquiring second dataaccording to the third storage flag, a delay between the first data andthe second data acquired each time is kept unchanged.

The third storage flag is configured to indicate a flag bit at which thesecond data starts to be acquired and stored. The current type of dataacquisition being configured to be digital pre-distortion dataacquisition is still illustrated as an example, the second data may bethe feedback data, i.e., the data acquisition device determines whetherto acquire the feedback data according to whether the third storage flagis reached. In response to the third storage flag is reached, thefeedback data starts to be acquired and stored; and in response to thethird storage flag is not reached, the feedback data are not acquired,until the third storage flag is reached, and then the feedback data areacquired and stored. It can be understood that the data acquisitiondevice performs an anti jitter processing on the second storage flag toobtain the third storage flag, and the third storage flag keeps a delaybetween the feedback data acquired each time and the downlink dataacquired based on the first storage flag by the data acquisition deviceunchanged. In some implementations, a process of performing anti jitterprocessing on the second storage flag may include: configuring the thirdstorage flag at a position far away from the second storage flag, so asto ensure that the delay between the feedback data acquired each timebased on the third storage flag and the downlink data keeps unchanged.

The data acquisition device may further acquire data related to aprocess of detecting a standing wave ratio of the power amplifier, so asto detect the standing wave ratio on the power amplifier. In a dataacquisition process for detecting the standing wave ratio, the downlinkdata and the feedback data may be acquired first, then the downlink dataand the reflection data are acquired, and after the downlink data andthe feedback data, and the downlink data and the reflection data areacquired, one data acquisition process for detecting the standing waveratio is completed. Certainly, in one data acquisition process fordetecting the standing wave ratio, the downlink data and the reflectiondata may be acquired first, and then the downlink data and the feedbackdata are acquired, which is not limited in the present application. Whenthe current type of data acquisition is configured to be dataacquisition for detecting the standing wave ratio, an acquisitionprocess of the downlink data and the feedback data may refer to theabove described operations S101 to S103, and an acquisition process ofthe downlink data and the reflection data is described below, in suchapplication scenario , the first data described above are the downlinkdata, and the second data are the reflection data, and the dataacquisition method includes the following operations S101 a to S103 a.

At operation S101 a, obtaining a first storage flag of the downlinkdata.

The first storage flag is preconfigured for acquiring the downlink data,and is used for indicating a flag bit at which the downlink data startsto be acquired and stored.

At operation S102 a, when a downlink data acquisition clock (i.e., aclock for acquiring the downlink data) is asynchronous with a reflectiondata acquisition clock (i.e., a clock for acquiring the reflectiondata), obtaining a second storage flag according to the downlink dataacquisition clock and the reflection data acquisition clock.

The second storage flag is a storage flag bit corresponding to the firststorage flag after the first storage flag crosses from the downlink dataacquisition clock to the reflection data acquisition clock.

At operation S103 a, performing anti-jitter processing on the secondstorage flag to obtain a third storage flag, and acquiring thereflection data according to the third storage flag, a delay between thedownlink data and the reflection data acquired each time is keptunchanged.

The third storage flag is a storage flag bit at which the reflectiondata starts to be acquired and stored, i.e., the data acquisition devicedetermines whether to acquire the reflection data according to whetherthe third storage flag is reached. In response to the third storage flagis reached, the reflection data starts to be acquired and stored;

and in response to the third storage flag is not reached, the reflectiondata are not acquired, until the third storage flag is reached, and thenthe reflection data are acquired and stored. It can be understood thatthe data acquisition device performs an anti-jitter processing on thesecond storage flag to obtain the third storage flag, and the thirdstorage flag keeps a delay between the reflection data acquired eachtime and the downlink data acquired based on the first storage flag bythe data acquisition device unchanged. In some implementations, aprocess of the anti-jitter processing on the second storage flag mayinclude: configuring the third storage flag at a position far away fromthe second storage flag, so as to ensure that the delay between thereflection data acquired each time based on the third storage flag andthe downlink data keeps unchanged.

With the data acquisition method in the present application, the firststorage flag is obtained; when the first data acquisition clock isasynchronous with the second data acquisition clock, the second storageflag is obtained according to the first data acquisition clock and thesecond data acquisition clock, the second storage flag is the storageflag bit corresponding to the first storage flag after the first storageflag crosses from the first data acquisition clock to the second dataacquisition clock; and the anti jitter processing is performed on thesecond storage flag to obtain the third storage flag, and the seconddata is acquired according to the third storage flag, a delay betweenthe first data and the second data acquired each time is kept unchanged.Since the data acquisition device performs the anti-jitter processing onthe second storage flag after obtaining the second storage flagsubjected to clock domain crossing, during each process of dataacquisition, the delay between the second data acquired based on thethird storage flag obtained through the anti-jitter processing and thefirst data acquired based on the first storage flag is kept unchanged,i.e., in a process of digital pre-distortion data acquisition, the dataacquisition method in the present application can be applied to a casewhere clock domains of downlink data and feedback data are different,thereby an application range of the data acquisition device is expanded.Moreover, a delay between the downlink data and the feedback data, whichare transmitted to the digital signal processor by the data acquisitiondevice, is kept unchanged, so that a calculation complexity of thedigital signal processor is simplified, and an accuracy of calculationresults of the digital signal processor is also improved.

In practical applications, a counter may be configured to implement thatthe delay between the first data and the second data acquired each timeis kept unchanged, and for such application, the counter is desired tobe configured, and a configuration process of the counter is describedbelow. Based on the description above, in some implementations, as shownin FIG. 3 , before the operations S101, the data acquisition methodfurther includes operations S201 and S202.

At operations S201, acquiring a first sampling rate corresponding to thefirst data and a second sampling rate corresponding to the second data.

At operations S202, configuring a first counting period of a firstcounter and a count value in the first counting period, and a secondcounting period of a second counter and a count value in the secondcounting period according to the first sampling rate and the secondsampling rate, lengths of time durations corresponding to the firstcounting period and the second counting period are equal.

The first counter counts cyclically in the first counting period, andthe second counter counts cyclically in the second counting period. Inresponse to that the first counting period of the first counter isconfigured to be n, the count value in the first counting period iscounted from 0 to n−1, and is counted circularly; and in response tothat the first count period of the first counter is configured to m, thecount value in the first count period is counted from 0 to m−1, and iscounted cyclically. In some implementations, the data acquisition devicemay configure the first counting period of the first counter and thesecond counting period of the second counter according to a ratiobetween the first sampling rate and the second sampling rate. Forexample, the ratio between the first sampling rate and the secondsampling rate is 1:2, the first counting period of the first counter maybe configured to be 1, the count value in the first counting period is0, i.e., the first counter counts cyclically with 0; and meanwhile, thesecond count value of the second counter may be configured to be 2, thecount value in the second counting period is 0 and 1, i.e., the secondcounter counts cyclically with 0 and 1. Moreover, although the firstcounting period of the first counter and the second counting period ofthe second counter are different, it is desirable to ensure that reallengths of time durations corresponding to the first counting period andthe second counting period are equal, so as to ensure that, when thefirst data are acquired based on a same count value of the first counterand the second data are acquired based on a same count value of thesecond counter each time, a delay between the count value for acquiringthe first data and the count value for acquiring the second value isfixed.

After the first counter and the second counter are configured, and aninitial acquisition condition (the initial acquisition condition is thata symbol-level data acquisition electrical level for controllingacquisition of the first data is high, and a priority of a power levelcorresponding to the first data is greater than a priority of a powerlevel corresponding to data previously stored in a buffer register) ofthe first data is met, when the first counter counts to a preset countvalue (the preset count value is a count value at which the first datastarts to be acquired and stored), i.e., the first storage flag isreached, the data acquisition device starts to acquire and store thefirst data. The first storage flag changes into the second storage flagafter crossing clock domain, the second storage flag corresponds to acertain count value of the second counter, and since the first dataacquisition clock is asynchronous with the second data acquisitionclock, at each time, a count value corresponding to the second storageflag obtained after crossing clock domain may vary. If the second dataare acquired based on the count value corresponding to the secondstorage flag obtained after crossing clock domain, a delay between thefirst data and the second data acquired each time is not fixed, i.e.,there is phase jitter between the first data and the second dataacquired each time. Therefore, it is desirable to perform theanti-jitter processing on the second storage flag.

In some implementations, the performing anti-jitter processing on thesecond storage flag to obtain a third storage flag in the operation S103may include: when the second storage flag obtained after crossing clockdomain corresponds to a count value within a preset jitter range of thesecond counter, adjusting the second storage flag to a positioncorresponding to any count value outside the jitter range in the secondcounting period for obtaining the third storage flag.

The jitter range of the second counter relates to count valuescorresponding to the first data acquisition clock, the second dataacquisition clock and the first storage flag, and it should beunderstood that, when the difference of asynchronization between thefirst data acquisition clock and the second data acquisition clock isrelatively large, the jitter range of the second counter is relativelylarge, and thus the jitter range of the second counter may be configuredto be relatively large. When the difference of asynchronization betweenthe first data acquisition clock and the second data acquisition clockis relatively small, the jitter range of the second counter may berelatively small, and thus the jitter range of the second counter may beconfigured to be relatively small. Therefore, when the second storageflag obtained after crossing clock domain corresponds to a count valuewithin the jitter range of the second counter, the data acquisitiondevice adjusts the second storage flag to a position corresponding toany count value outside the jitter range in the second counting periodfor obtaining the third storage flag.

For example, the first data are the downlink data, the second data arethe feedback data, and the process of anti-jitter processing on thesecond storage flag is described by taking a schematic diagram ofanti-jitter processing from downlink to feedback shown in FIG. 4 as anexample.

In FIG. 4 , a downlink clock is a clock for controlling acquisition ofthe downlink data, a feedback clock is a clock for controllingacquisition of the feedback data, and the data acquisition device,according to a ratio between a sampling rate corresponding to thedownlink data and a sampling rate corresponding to the feedback data,may configure a first counting period of a downlink phase counter (thedownlink phase counter is the first counter) and a count value in thefirst counting period and a second counting period of a feedbackanti-jitter counter (the feedback anti jitter counter is the secondcounter) and a count value in the second counting period. For example,the first counting period of the downlink phase counter is configured tobe 4, i.e., the downlink phase counter counts cyclically with 4 countvalues as a period, the 4 count values are 0, 1, 2, and 3 respectively;the second counting period of the feedback anti-jitter counter isconfigured to be 8, i.e., the feedback anti-jitter counter countscyclically with 8 count values as a period, the 8 count values are 0, 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 respectively; and meanwhile, the real lengths oftime durations corresponding to the first counting period (i.e., thecounting period of the downlink phase counter in FIG. 4 ) and the secondcounting period (i.e., the counting period of the feedback anti-jittercounter in FIG. 4 ) are ensured to be equal.

Then, assuming that the downlink phase counter counts to 0 and reachesthe first storage flag (i.e., a storage start flag of the downlink datain FIG. 4 ), the acquisition and storage of downlink data is started.Meanwhile, it is assumed that a jitter range of the feedback anti-jittercounter is configured to be 0, 1, and 2 based on count valuescorresponding to the downlink clock, the feedback clock and the firststorage flag. In a first process of data acquisition, a count value ofthe feedback anti jitter counter corresponding to the second storageflag obtained after the first storage flag crossing clock domain is 1.In a second process of data acquisition, the count value of the feedbackanti jitter counter corresponding to the second storage flag obtainedafter the first storage flag crossing clock domain is 0. In a thirdprocess of data acquisition, the count value of the feedback anti-jittercounter corresponding to the second storage flag (i.e., obtained afterthe storage start flag of the downlink data crossing clock domain to thefeedback clock before the anti-jitter processing in FIG. 4 ) obtainedafter the first storage flag crossing clock domain is 2. That is, sincethe downlink clock is asynchronous with the feedback clock, in eachprocess of data acquisition, the count value of the feedback anti-jittercounter corresponding to the second storage flag obtained after thefirst storage flag crossing clock domain may vary (i.e., a count valuecorresponding to that obtained after the storage start flag of thedownlink data crossing clock domain to the feedback clock before theanti jitter processing in FIG. 4 may vary). When the count valuecorresponding to the second storage flag is located within the jitterrange of the feedback anti jitter counter, the data acquisition devicemay adjust the second storage flag to a position corresponding to anycount value outside the jitter range of the feedback anti jittercounter, for example, to a position corresponding to a count value of 6,so as to obtain a third storage flag (i.e., a storage start flagobtained after the storage start flag of the downlink data crossingclock domain to the feedback clock after the anti-jitter processing inFIG. 4 , the storage start flag corresponds to the count value of 6).Similarly, the data acquisition device may adjust the second storageflag to a position corresponding to a count value of 3, 4, or 5. Duringeach process of data acquisition, the data acquisition device acquiresthe downlink data based on the count value “0” corresponding to thefirst storage flag, and acquires the feedback data based on the countvalue “6” corresponding to the third storage flag, a delay between theacquired downlink data and the feedback data is kept unchanged (i.e., adelay of crossing clock domain from the downlink clock to the feedbackclock in FIG. 4 is t1).

For a case where the current type of data acquisition is configured tobe data acquisition for detecting a standing wave ratio, in a process ofacquiring the downlink data and the reflection data, the process ofanti-jitter processing on the second storage flag used for acquiring thereflection data may refer to the process of anti-jitter processing onthe second storage flag used for acquiring the feedback data describedabove, and thus is not repeated here.

In some implementations, the performing anti-jitter processing on thesecond storage flag to obtain a third storage flag in the operation S103may include: when the second storage flag obtained after crossing clockdomain corresponds to a first count value outside the preset jitterrange of the second counter, modifying the first count valuecorresponding to the second storage flag to a second count value, thesecond count value is any count value within the jitter range; andrecounting the second counter by taking the second count value as astarting point for counting, adjusting the second storage flag to aposition corresponding to a third count value to obtain the thirdstorage flag, the third count value is any count value outside thejitter range in the second counting period subjected to the recounting.

Specifically, the jitter range of the second counter described aboverelates to count values corresponding to the first data acquisitionclock, the second data acquisition clock and the first storage flag, andit should be understood that, when the difference of asynchronizationbetween the first data acquisition clock and the second data acquisitionclock is relatively large, the jitter range of the second counter isrelatively large, and thus the jitter range of the second counter may beconfigured to be relatively large. When the difference ofasynchronization between the first data acquisition clock and the seconddata acquisition clock is relatively small, the jitter range of thesecond counter may be relatively small, and thus the jitter range of thesecond counter may be configured to be relatively small. When the secondstorage flag corresponds to the first count value outside the jitterrange of the second counter, it is considered that a phase deviationbetween the first data acquisition clock and the second data acquisitionclock increases with an accumulation for a long time, and the countvalue of the second counter is desired to be reset, so that the countvalue corresponding to the second storage flag after crossing the clockdomain is located within the jitter range of the second counter again.

For example, the first data are the downlink data, the second data arethe feedback data, and the process of anti-jitter processing on thesecond storage flag is described by taking a schematic diagram ofanti-jitter processing from downlink to feedback shown in FIG. 5 as anexample

In FIG. 5 , a downlink clock is a clock for controlling acquisition ofthe downlink data, a feedback clock is a clock for controllingacquisition of the feedback data, and the data acquisition device,according to a ratio between a sampling rate corresponding to thedownlink data and a sampling rate corresponding to the feedback data,may configure a first counting period of a downlink phase counter (thedownlink phase counter is the first counter) and a count value in thefirst counting period and a second counting period of a feedbackanti-jitter counter (the feedback anti jitter counter is the secondcounter) and a count value in the second counting period. For example,the first counting period of the downlink phase counter is configured tobe 4, i.e., the downlink phase counter counts cyclically with 4 countvalues as a period, the 4 count values are 0, 1, 2, and 3 respectively;the second counting period of the feedback anti-jitter counter isconfigured to be 8, i.e., the feedback anti-jitter counter countscyclically with 8 count values as a period, the 8 count values are 0, 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 respectively; and meanwhile, the real lengths oftime durations corresponding to the first counting period (i.e., thecounting period of the downlink phase counter in FIG. 5 ) and the secondcounting period (i.e., the counting period of the feedback anti-jittercounter in FIG. 5 ) are ensured to be equal.

Then, assuming that the downlink phase counter counts to 0 and reachesthe first storage flag (i.e., a storage start flag of the downlink datain FIG. 5 ), the acquisition and storage of downlink data are started.Meanwhile, it is assumed that a jitter range of the feedback anti-jittercounter is configured to be 0, 1, and 2 based on count valuescorresponding to the downlink clock, the feedback clock and the firststorage flag. In a first process of data acquisition, a count value ofthe feedback anti jitter counter corresponding to the second storageflag (i.e., obtained after the storage start flag of the downlink datacrossing clock domain to the feedback clock before the anti-jitterprocessing in FIG. 5 ) obtained after the first storage flag crossingclock domain is 1. In a second process of data acquisition, a countvalue of the feedback anti jitter counter corresponding to the secondstorage flag obtained after the first storage flag crossing clock domainis 3, i.e., in the second process of data acquisition, the count valueof the feedback anti jitter counter corresponding to the second storageflag obtained after the first storage flag crossing clock domain islocated outside the jitter range of the feedback anti jitter counter. Insuch case, the count value of the feedback anti-jitter counter isdesired to be reset, the count value “3” of the feedback anti-jittercounter corresponding to the second storage flag may be adjusted to beany count value within the jitter range of the feedback anti-jittercounter. In some implementations, the count value of the feedbackanti-jitter counter may be reset to any count value at a middle positionwithin the jitter range of the feedback anti-shake counter, for example,the count value “3” of the feedback anti-jitter counter corresponding tothe second storage flag may be adjusted to be a count value “1”, and thefeedback anti jitter counter is recounted with the count value “1” as astart point. As shown in FIG. 5 , in the second process of dataacquisition, the counting is recounted with the count value “1” as astart point, and thus a count value after the count value “3” of thefeedback anti-jitter counter is 2. After resetting the count value ofthe feedback anti-jitter counter, any count value in a feedback antijitter counting period after recounting may be selected as a count valuefor starting to acquire the feedback data , and a position correspondingto such count value is used as a third storage flag (i.e., obtainedafter the storage start flag of the downlink data crossing clock domainto the feedback clock after the anti-jitter processing in FIG. 5 ). Forexample, a position corresponding to the count value “6” may be selectedas the third storage flag, and a third process of data acquisition, afourth process of data acquisition and the like may be performed withsuch position as a start point. In addition, any of positionscorresponding to the count values “3”, “4”, and “5” after recounting mayalso be selected as the third storage flag, which is not limited in thepresent application. Therefore, when data are subsequently acquired, thedata acquisition device acquires the downlink data based on the countvalue “0” corresponding to the first storage flag, and acquires thefeedback data based on the count value “6” corresponding to the thirdstorage flag, a delay between the acquired downlink data and thefeedback data is kept unchanged (for example, in FIG. 5 , in the thirdprocess of data acquisition and the fourth process of data acquisition,the delay of crossing clock domain from the downlink clock to thefeedback clock is t3; in the first process of data acquisition, thedelay of crossing clock domain from the downlink clock to the feedbackclock is t1; in the second process of data acquisition, the delay ofcrossing clock domain from the downlink clock to the feedback clock ist2, and since the count value of the feedback anti-jitter counter isreset, t1 is not equal to t2).

Certainly, for a case where the current type of data acquisition isconfigured to be data acquisition for detecting a standing wave ratio,in a process for acquiring the downlink data and the reflection data,the process of anti jitter processing on the second storage flag usedfor acquiring the reflection data may refer to the process ofanti-jitter processing on the second storage flag used for acquiring thefeedback data described above, and thus is not repeated here.

In the data acquisition device of the present application, by providingthe first counter and the second counter and configuring the firstcounter and the second counter according to a sampling ratecorresponding to the first data and a sampling rate corresponding to thesecond data, the anti-jitter processing is performed on the secondstorage flag based on the first counter and the second counter, whichsimplifies circuits of the data acquisition device, and saves hardwarelogic resources. In addition, the data acquisition device may performanti jitter processing on the second storage flag by adopting acorresponding anti jitter processing mode according to different jitterconditions of the second storage flag obtained after crossing clockdomain, so that a flexibility of the anti jitter processing is improved,and an application range of the data acquisition device is furtherexpanded.

To match the acquired first data and the acquired second data, based onthe above, in some implementations, after the above operation S101, thedata acquisition method further includes: performing delay processing onthe first storage flag, a length of delay time is related to a linkdelay from a digital pre-distortion circuit to a power amplifier.

After obtaining the first storage flag subjected to the delayprocessing, the data acquisition device, according to the first dataacquisition clock and the second data acquisition clock, obtains astorage flag obtained after the first storage flag subjected to thedelay processing crossing clock domain, and then performs anti jitterprocessing on the storage flag obtained after crossing the clock domain,and acquires the second data based on the storage flag subjected to theanti-jitter processing.

In some implementations, when the first data acquisition clock issynchronous with the second data acquisition clock, the data acquisitiondevice may acquire the second data according to the first storage flagsubjected to the delay processing.

In the present application, the data acquisition device may furtherperform delay processing on the first storage flag, so that the acquiredsecond data are matched with the acquired first data, thereby accuracyof data acquisition is improved. In addition, for a case where the firstdata acquisition clock is synchronous with the second data acquisitionclock, the data acquisition device can also acquire data, so that anapplication range of the data acquisition device is further expanded.

In addition, the data acquisition method in the present applicationenables the data acquisition device to perform not only digitalpre-distortion data acquisition, but also data acquisition for detectingthe standing-wave ratio, under a condition with little increase ofresources, a good unity of the digital pre-distortion data acquisitionand the data acquisition for detecting the vector standing wave ratio isachieved, and functions of the data acquisition device are enhanced,i.e., the application range of the data acquisition device is furtherexpanded.

For understanding of those skilled in the art, the current type of dataacquisition being configured to be digital pre-distortion dataacquisition is illustrated below as an example, and the first data arethe downlink data and the second data are the feedback data.

Firstly, relevant parameters are configured according to an applicationscenario of the data acquisition, and a specific configuration processincludes:

-   1) configuring the current type of data acquisition to be the    digital pre-distortion data acquisition, i.e., acquiring the    downlink data and the feedback data;-   2) configuring a channel number of current data acquisition and a    priority of data of each power level according to a channel and    numbering of the power level to be acquired, and after the channel    number is configured, the data acquisition device may select the    channel to be acquired through a channel switching device according    to the configured channel number; and-   3) configuring the downlink phase counter and the feedback    anti-jitter counter according to a ratio of the downlink sampling    rate to the feedback sampling rate, and after configuration of the    counters is completed, the data acquisition device counts cyclically    with configured values of the downlink phase counter and the    feedback anti jitter counter as counting periods, and real lengths    of time durations represented by the counting periods of the    configured downlink phase counter and the configured feedback anti    jitter counter are desired to be equal, so as to ensure a delay    between the downlink data and the feedback data acquired each time    is kept unchanged.

Then, a data acquisition request is initiated, and a ready state of dataacquisition is entered. After entering the ready state of dataacquisition, when a symbol-level data acquisition electrical level ishigh and a priority of a power level corresponding to the currentdownlink data is greater than the priority of the power levelcorresponding to data previously stored in a buffer register, a state ofdata acquisition is entered;

otherwise, waiting is continued, until the symbol-level data acquisitionelectrical level is high and the priority of the power levelcorresponding to the current downlink data is greater than the priorityof the power level corresponding to data previously stored in a bufferregister.

After entering the state of data acquisition and the downlink phasecounter counts to a preset count value (e.g., the count value “0”), theacquisition and storage of the downlink data are started, otherwise,waiting is continued until the downlink phase counter counts to thepreset count value.

After the storage of the downlink data is started, delay processing isfirst performed on the first storage flag of the downlink data (a lengthof delay time may be configured, and in some implementations, the lengthof delay time may be configured to be a link delay from a digitalpre-distortion circuit to a power amplifier). Then, when clocks of thedownlink data and the feedback data are completely the same (i.e.,frequencies of the two clocks are the same and phases of the two clocksare the same), the acquisition and storage of the feedback data areimmediately started with the first storage flag subjected to the delayprocessing as an acquisition and storage start flag of the feedbackdata; when the clock of the downlink data is asynchronous with the clockof the feedback data, a storage flag after the first storage flagsubjected to the delay processing crossing clock domain is obtained, andthe anti-jitter processing is performed on the storage flag aftercrossing clock domain, the storage flag subjected to the anti jitterprocessing is used to be the acquisition and storage start flag of thefeedback data. A specific process of the anti-jitter processing mayrefer to the description above, and thus is not repeated here.

Then, after the downlink data and the feedback data are acquired andstored, an effectiveness of data acquired this time may be judgedaccording to a certain judgment criteria (such as peak effectiveness,level consistency, continuous small signals and the like), so as todetermine whether data currently stored in a buffer register is to bereserved. In response to that the judgment for the effectiveness of thedata acquired this time is passed, i.e., the data acquired this time isjudged to be effective, the data currently stored in the buffer registermay be reserved, and meanwhile, a priority of the power level of thebuffer register is updated to be a priority of the power level of thedata acquired currently. It can be understood that when data with apriority higher than that of the power level of the buffer registerarrives in the future, data acquisition may be performed again tooverwrite the data previously stored in the buffer register, otherwise,the data in the buffer register would not be overwritten, unless a dataacquisition request is reinitiated next time; in response to that thejudgment for the effectiveness of the data acquired this time is notpassed, i.e., the data acquired this time is judged to be ineffective,the data currently stored in the buffer register may be discarded, andmeanwhile, a priority of the power level of the buffer register isreduced to minimum, and subsequently, if data with a priority higherthan that of the power level of the buffer register arrives, dataacquisition may be started. It can be understood that buffer registersmay be configured for the downlink data and the feedback data,respectively.

After receiving a request of stopping the data acquisition, the dataacquisition is stopped. The data acquisition device may further switchto other channels through the channel switching device, so as to acquiredownlink data and feedback data in other channels.

Next, a current type of data acquisition being configured to be the dataacquisition for detecting a standing wave ratio is described below as anexample. The downlink data and the feedback data may be acquiredfirstly, then the downlink data and the reflection data are acquired,and after the downlink data and the feedback data, and the downlink dataand the reflection data are acquired, one complete data acquisition fordetecting the standing wave ratio is completed. When the downlink dataand the feedback data are acquired, the first data are the downlink dataand the second data are the feedback data; and when the downlink dataand the reflection data are acquired, the first data are the downlinkdata and the second data are reflection data. The process of acquiringthe downlink data and the feedback data may refer to the process of thedigital pre-distortion data acquisition described above, a process ofacquiring the downlink data and the reflection data is described below.

Firstly, relevant parameters are configured according to an applicationscenario of the data acquisition, and a specific configuration processincludes:

-   1) configuring the current type of data acquisition to be the data    acquisition for detecting the standing wave ratio, i.e., acquiring    the downlink data and the reflection data;-   2) configuring a channel number of current data acquisition and a    priority of data of each power level according to a channel and    numbering of the power level to be acquired, and after the channel    number is configured, the data acquisition device may select the    channel to be acquired through a channel switching device according    to the configured channel number; and-   3) configuring the downlink phase counter and the reflection    anti-jitter counter according to a ratio of the downlink sampling    rate to the reflection sampling rate, and after configuration of the    counters is completed, the data acquisition device counts cyclically    with configuration values of the downlink phase counter and the    reflection anti-jitter counter as counting periods, and real lengths    of time durations represented by the counting periods of the    configured downlink phase counter and the configured reflection anti    jitter counter are desired to be equal, so as to ensure a delay    between the downlink data and the reflection data acquired each time    is kept unchanged.

Then, a data acquisition request is initiated, and a ready state of dataacquisition is entered. After entering the ready state of dataacquisition, when a symbol-level data acquisition electrical level ishigh and a priority of a power level corresponding to the currentdownlink data is greater than the priority of the power levelcorresponding to data previously stored in a buffer register, a state ofdata acquisition is entered; otherwise, waiting is continued until thesymbol-level data acquisition electrical level is high and the priorityof the power level corresponding to the current downlink data is greaterthan the priority of the power level corresponding to the datapreviously stored in the buffer register.

After entering the state of data acquisition and the downlink phasecounter counts to a preset count value (e.g., the count value “0”), theacquisition and storage of the downlink data are started, otherwise,waiting is continued until the downlink phase counter counts to thepreset count value.

After the storage of the downlink data is started, delay processing isfirst performed on the first storage flag of the downlink data (a lengthof delay time may be configured, and in some implementations, a lengthof delay time may be configured to be a link delay from a digitalpre-distortion circuit to a power amplifier). Then, when clocks of thedownlink data and the reflection data are completely the same (i.e.,frequencies of the two clocks are the same, and phases of the two clocksare the same), the acquisition and storage of the reflection data areimmediately started with the first storage flag subjected to the delayprocessing as an acquisition and storage start flag of the reflectiondata; when the clock of the downlink data is asynchronous with the clockof the reflection data, a storage flag after the first storage flagsubjected to the delay processing crossing clock domain is obtained, andthe anti-jitter processing is performed on the storage flag aftercrossing clock domain, the storage flag subjected to the anti jitterprocessing is used as the acquisition and storage start flag of thereflection data. A specific process of the anti jitter processing mayrefer to the description above, and thus is not repeated here.

Then, after the downlink data and the reflection data are acquired andstored, an effectiveness of data acquired this time may be judgedaccording to a certain judgment criteria (such as peak effectiveness,level consistency, continuous small signals and the like), so as todetermine whether data currently stored in a buffer register is to bereserved. In response to that the judgment for the effectiveness of thedata acquired this time is passed, i.e., the data acquired this time isjudged to be effective, the data currently stored in the buffer registermay be reserved, and meanwhile, a priority of the power level of thebuffer register is updated to be a priority of the power level of thedata acquired currently. It can be understood that when data with apriority higher than that of the power level of the buffer registerarrives in the future, data acquisition may be performed again tooverwrite the data previously stored in the buffer register, otherwise,the data in the buffer register would not be overwritten, unless a dataacquisition request is reinitiated next time; in response to that thejudgment for the effectiveness of the data acquired this time is notpassed, i.e., the data acquired this time is judged to be ineffective,the data currently stored in the buffer register may be discarded, andmeanwhile, the priority of the power level of the buffer register isreduced to minimum, and subsequently, if data with a priority higherthan that of the power level of the buffer register arrives, dataacquisition may be started. It can be understood that buffer registersmay be configured for the downlink data and the reflection data,respectively.

After receiving a request of stopping the data acquisition, the dataacquisition is stopped. The data acquisition device may further switchto other channels through the channel switching device, so as to acquiredownlink data and reflection data in other channels.

In the present application, the data acquisition device can perform notonly digital pre-distortion data acquisition, but also data acquisitionfor detecting the standing-wave ratio, under the condition with littleincrease of resources, a good unity of the digital pre-distortion dataacquisition and the data acquisition for detecting the vector standingwave ratio is achieved, and functions of the data acquisition device areenhanced, i.e., the application range of the data acquisition device isfurther expanded. In addition, for asynchronous clocks, the anti jitterprocessing may be performed on a start storage flag obtained aftercrossing clock domain, so that the delay between the acquired downlinkdata and the acquired feedback data is kept unchanged, and the delaybetween the acquired downlink data and the acquired reflection data iskept unchanged, so that an application range of the data acquisitiondevice is expanded, a calculation complexity of the digital signalprocessor is simplified, and an accuracy of calculation results of thedigital signal processor is also improved.

FIG. 6 is a structural schematic diagram of a data acquisition apparatusaccording to the present application. As shown in FIG. 6 , the apparatusmay include a first obtaining module 20, a second obtaining module 21,an anti jitter processing module 22 and a first acquisition module 23.

The first obtaining module 20 is configured to obtain a first storageflag, the first storage flag is configured to indicate a flag bit atwhich first data starts to be acquired and stored.

The second obtaining module 21 is configured to, when a first dataacquisition clock is asynchronous with a second data acquisition clock,obtain a second storage flag according to the first data acquisitionclock and the second data acquisition clock, the second storage flag isa storage flag bit corresponding to the first storage flag after thefirst storage flag crosses from the first data acquisition clock to thesecond data acquisition clock.

The anti-jitter processing module 22 is configured to performanti-jitter processing on the second storage flag to obtain a thirdstorage flag.

The first acquisition module 23 is configured to acquire a second dataaccording to the third storage flag, a delay between the first data andthe second data acquired each time is kept unchanged.

With the data acquisition apparatus in the present application, thefirst storage flag is obtained; when the first data acquisition clock isasynchronous with the second data acquisition clock, the second storageflag is obtained according to the first data acquisition clock and thesecond data acquisition clock, the second storage flag is the storageflag bit corresponding to the first storage flag after the first storageflag crosses from the first data acquisition clock to the second dataacquisition clock; and the anti jitter processing is performed on thesecond storage flag to obtain the third storage flag, and the seconddata is acquired according to the third storage flag, a delay betweenthe first data and the second data acquired each time is kept unchanged.Since the data acquisition device performs the anti jitter processing onthe second storage flag after obtaining the second storage flagsubjected to clock domain crossing, during each process of dataacquisition, the delay between the second data acquired based on thethird storage flag obtained after the anti-jitter processing and thefirst data acquired based on the first storage flag is kept unchanged,i.e., in a process of the digital pre-distortion data acquisition, thedata acquisition apparatus in the present application can be applied toa case where clock domains of downlink data and feedback data aredifferent, thereby an application range of the data acquisitionapparatus is expanded. Moreover, a delay between the downlink data andthe feedback data, which are transmitted to the digital signal processorby the data acquisition device, is kept unchanged, so that a calculationcomplexity of the digital signal processor is simplified, and anaccuracy of calculation results of the digital signal processor is alsoimproved.

On the basis of the above description, in some implementations, the dataacquisition apparatus further includes a third obtaining module and aconfiguration module.

Specifically, the third obtaining module is configured to, before thefirst obtaining module 20 obtains the second storage flag, acquire afirst sampling rate corresponding to the first data and a secondsampling rate corresponding to the second data; and the configurationmodule is configure a first counting period of a first counter and acount value in the first counting period, and a second counting periodof a second counter and a count value in the second counting periodaccording to the first sampling rate and the second sampling rate,lengths of time durations corresponding to the first counting period andthe second counting period are equal.

On the basis of the above description, in some implementations, theanti-jitter processing module 22 is configured to, when the secondstorage flag corresponds to a count value within a preset jitter rangeof the second counter, adjust the second storage flag to a positioncorresponding to any count value outside the jitter range in the secondcounting period for obtaining the third storage flag.

On the basis of the above description, in some implementations, theanti-jitter processing module 22 is configured to, when the secondstorage flag corresponds to a first count value outside the presetjitter range of the second counter, modify the first count valuecorresponding to the second storage flag to a second count value, thesecond count value is any count value within the jitter range; and thesecond counter is recounted by taking the second count value as astarting point for counting, the second storage flag is adjusted to aposition corresponding to a third count value to obtain the thirdstorage flag, the third count value is any count value outside thejitter range in the second counting period after recounting.

On the basis of the above description, in some implementations, the dataacquisition apparatus further includes a delay processing module.

Specifically, the delay processing module is configured to, after thefirst obtaining module 20 obtains the first storage flag, perform delayprocessing on the first storage flag, a length of delay time is relatedto a link delay from a digital pre-distortion circuit to a poweramplifier.

On the basis of the above description, in some implementations, the dataacquisition apparatus further includes a second acquisition moduleconfigured to, when the first data acquisition clock is synchronous withthe second data acquisition clock, acquire the second data according tothe first storage flag subjected to the delay processing.

In some implementations, in response to that a current type of dataacquisition is configured to be digital pre-distortion data acquisition,the first data are downlink data and the second data are feedback data.

In some implementations, in response to that the current type of thedata acquisition is configured to be data acquisition for detecting astanding wave ratio, when acquisition of the downlink data and thefeedback data are performed, the first data are the downlink data andthe second data are the feedback data; and when acquisition of thedownlink data and the reflection data are performed, the first data arethe downlink data and the second data are the reflection data.

The present application further provides a data acquisition device, andthe structure of the data acquisition device may be as shown by thestructural schematic diagram of the data acquisition device in FIG. 7 .The data acquisition device includes a processor and a memory which areconnected by a system bus. The processor provides capabilities forcomputing and control, the memory stores a computer program, thecomputer program, when executed by the processor, performs the dataacquisition method in the present application.

It should be understood for those skilled in the art that the structureshown in FIG. 7 is a block diagram of a part of the structure related tothe solution of the present application, rather than forming alimitation for the device applied in the present application, the deviceapplied in the present application may include more or less componentsthan those shown in the FIG. 7 , or include a combination of certaincomponents, or include different component arrangements.

The present application further provides a data acquisition device,which includes a memory and a processor, the memory include a computerprogram, the processor, when executes the computer program, performsoperations including: obtaining a first storage flag, the first storageflag is configured to indicate a flag bit at which first data starts tobe acquired and stored; when a first data acquisition clock isasynchronous with a second data acquisition clock, obtaining a secondstorage flag according to the first data acquisition clock and thesecond data acquisition clock, the second storage flag is a storage flagbit corresponding to the first storage flag after the first storage flagcrosses from the first data acquisition clock to the second dataacquisition clock; and performing anti jitter processing on the secondstorage flag to obtain a third storage flag, and acquiring second dataaccording to the third storage flag, a delay between the first data andthe second data acquired each time is kept unchanged.

In some implementations, the processor, when executes the computerprogram, further performs operations including: acquiring a firstsampling rate corresponding to the first data and a second sampling ratecorresponding to the second data; and configuring a first countingperiod of a first counter and a count value in the first countingperiod, and a second counting period of a second counter and a countvalue in the second counting period according to the first sampling rateand the second sampling rate, lengths of time durations corresponding tothe first counting period and the second counting period are equal.

In some implementations, the processor, when executes the computerprogram, further performs operations including: when the second storageflag corresponds to a count value within a preset jitter range of thesecond counter, adjusting the second storage flag to a positioncorresponding to any count value outside the jitter range in the secondcounting period for obtaining the third storage flag.

In some implementations, the processor, when executes the computerprogram, further performs operations including: when the second storageflag corresponds to a first count value outside the preset jitter rangeof the second counter, modifying the first count value corresponding tothe second storage flag to a second count value, the second count valueis any count value within the jitter range; and recounting the secondcounter by taking the second count value as a starting point forcounting, adjusting the second storage flag to a position correspondingto a third count value to obtain the third storage flag, the third countvalue is any count value outside the jitter range in the second countingperiod after the recounting.

In some implementations, the processor, when executes the computerprogram, further performs operations including: performing delayprocessing on the first storage flag, a length of delay time is relatedto a link delay from a digital pre-distortion circuit to a poweramplifier.

In some implementations, the processor, when executes the computerprogram, further performs operations including: when the first dataacquisition clock is synchronous with the second data acquisition clock,acquiring the second data according to the first storage flag subjectedto the delay processing.

In some implementations, in response to that a current type of dataacquisition is configured to be digital pre-distortion data acquisition,the first data are downlink data and the second data are feedback data.

In some implementations, in response to that the current type of thedata acquisition is configured to be data acquisition for detecting astanding wave ratio, when acquisition of the downlink data and thefeedback data are performed, the first data are the downlink data andthe second data are the feedback data; and when acquisition of thedownlink data and reflection data are performed, the first data are thedownlink data and the second data are the reflection data.

The present application further provides a storage medium having acomputer program stored thereon, the computer program, when executed bya processor, performs operations including: obtaining a first storageflag, the first storage flag is configured to indicate a flag bit atwhich first data starts to be acquired and stored; when a first dataacquisition clock is asynchronous with a second data acquisition clock,obtaining a second storage flag according to the first data acquisitionclock and the second data acquisition clock, the second storage flag isa storage flag bit corresponding to the first storage flag after thefirst storage flag crosses from the first data acquisition clock to thesecond data acquisition clock; and performing anti-jitter processing onthe second storage flag to obtain a third storage flag, and acquiringsecond data according to the third storage flag, a delay between thefirst data and the second data acquired each time is kept unchanged.

In some implementations, the computer program, when executed by aprocessor, further performs operations including: acquiring a firstsampling rate corresponding to the first data and a second sampling ratecorresponding to the second data; and configuring a first countingperiod of a first counter and a count value in the first countingperiod, and a second counting period of a second counter and a countvalue in the second counting period according to the first sampling rateand the second sampling rate, lengths of time durations corresponding tothe first counting period and the second counting period are equal.

In some implementations, the computer program, when executed by aprocessor, further performs operations including: when the secondstorage flag corresponds to a count value within a preset jitter rangeof the second counter, adjusting the second storage flag to a positioncorresponding to any count value outside the jitter range in the secondcounting period for obtaining the third storage flag.

In some implementations, the computer program, when executed by aprocessor, further performs operations including: when the secondstorage flag corresponds to a first count value outside the presetjitter range of the second counter, modifying the first count valuecorresponding to the second storage flag to a second count value, thesecond count value is any count value within the jitter range; andrecounting the second counter by taking the second count value as astarting point for counting, adjusting the second storage flag to aposition corresponding to a third count value to obtain the thirdstorage flag, the third count value is any count value outside thejitter range in the second counting period after the recounting.

In some implementations, the computer program, when executed by aprocessor, further performs operations including: performing delayprocessing on the first storage flag, a length of delay time is relatedto a link delay from a digital pre-distortion circuit to a poweramplifier.

In some implementations, the computer program, when executed by aprocessor, further performs operations including: when the first dataacquisition clock is synchronous with the second data acquisition clock,acquiring the second data according to the first storage flag subjectedto the delay processing.

In some implementations, in response to that a current type of dataacquisition is configured to be digital pre-distortion data acquisition,the first data are downlink data and the second data are feedback data.

In some implementations, in response to that the current type of thedata acquisition is configured to be data acquisition for detecting astanding wave ratio, when acquisition of the downlink data and thefeedback data are performed, the first data are the downlink data andthe second data are the feedback data; and when acquisition of thedownlink data and reflection data are performed, the first data are thedownlink data and the second data are the reflection data.

The data acquisition apparatus, the data acquisition device and thestorage medium described above can perform the data acquisition methodin the present application, and have functional modules for performingthe method and beneficial effects corresponding to the method. Thetechnical details not described in detail here may be referred to thedescription of the data acquisition method in the present application.

The above description is merely a schematic explanation of the presentapplication, rather than limiting the protection scope of the presentapplication.

The present application may be implemented in hardware (such as specialpurpose circuits), software, or any combination thereof. For example,some aspects may be implemented in hardware, while other aspects may beimplemented in firmware or software which may be executed by acontroller, a microprocessor or other computing devices, although thepresent application is not limited thereto.

The present application may be implemented by a data processor of afault injection test device executing computer program instructions, forexample, in a processor entity, or by hardware, or by a combination ofsoftware and hardware. The computer program instructions may beassembler instructions, instruction set architecture (ISA) instructions,machine instructions, machine-related instructions, microcode, firmwareinstructions, state setting data, or source or object codes written inany combination of one or more programming languages.

The block diagram of any logical flowchart in the accompanying drawingsof the present application may represent program operations; orrepresent interconnected logic circuits, modules, and functions; orrepresent a combination of program operations and logic circuits,modules and functions. The computer program may be stored in a storagedevice. The storage device may be of any type suitable for the localtechnical environment and may be implemented by using any suitable datastorage technology, includes, but is not limited to, a Random AccessMemory (RAM), a Read-Only Memory (ROM), an optical storage device andsystem (a digital video disc (DVD) or a compact disc(CD)) and the like.The computer-readable medium may include a non-transitory storagemedium. The data processor may be of any type suitable for the localtechnical environment, includes, but is not limited to, a generalcomputer, a specific computer, a microprocessor, a digital signalprocessor (DSP), an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC), afield programmable gate array (FPGA), and a processor based on amulti-core processor architecture.

With the data acquisition method, the data acquisition apparatus, thedata acquisition device and the storage medium in the presentapplication, the first storage flag is obtained; when the first dataacquisition clock is asynchronous with the second data acquisitionclock, the second storage flag is obtained according to the first dataacquisition clock and the second data acquisition clock, the secondstorage flag is the storage flag bit corresponding to the first storageflag after the first storage flag crosses from the first dataacquisition clock to the second data acquisition clock; and the antijitter processing is performed on the second storage flag to obtain thethird storage flag, and the second data is acquired according to thethird storage flag, a delay between the first data and the second dataacquired each time is kept unchanged. Since the anti jitter processingis performed on the second storage flag after obtaining the secondstorage flag after crossing clock domain, during each process of dataacquisition, the delay between the second data acquired based on thethird storage flag obtained after the anti jitter processing and thefirst data acquired based on the first storage flag is kept unchanged,i.e., in a process of the digital pre-distortion data acquisition, thedata acquisition method in the present application can be applied to acase where clock domains of downlink data and feedback data aredifferent, thereby an application range of the data acquisition deviceis expanded. Moreover, a delay between the downlink data and thefeedback data, which are transmitted to the digital signal processor bythe data acquisition device, is kept unchanged, so that a calculationcomplexity of the digital signal processor is simplified, and anaccuracy of calculation results of the digital signal processor is alsoimproved.

The above description provides a detailed description of exemplaryembodiments of the present application, which are examples but notlimited. In conjunction with the accompanying drawings and claims,various modifications and adjustments for the above examples areapparent for those skilled in the art, but do not depart from scope ofthe present application. The scope of the present application isdetermined by the claims.

1. A data acquisition method, comprising: obtaining a first storage flag, the first storage flag is configured to indicate a flag bit at which first data starts to be acquired and stored; in response to that a first data acquisition clock is asynchronous with a second data acquisition clock, obtaining a second storage flag according to the first data acquisition clock and the second data acquisition clock, the second storage flag is a storage flag bit corresponding to the first storage flag after the first storage flag crosses from the first data acquisition clock to the second data acquisition clock; and performing anti-jitter processing on the second storage flag to obtain a third storage flag, and acquiring second data according to the third storage flag, wherein, a delay between the first data and the second data acquired each time is kept unchanged.
 2. The method of claim 1, further comprising: before obtaining the first storage flag, acquiring a first sampling rate corresponding to the first data and a second sampling rate corresponding to the second data; and configuring a first counting period of a first counter and a count value in the first counting period, and a second counting period of a second counter and a count value in the second counting period according to the first sampling rate and the second sampling rate, wherein lengths of time durations corresponding to the first counting period and the second counting period are equal.
 3. The method of claim 2, wherein the performing anti-jitter processing on the second storage flag to obtain a third storage flag comprises: in response to that the second storage flag corresponds to a count value within a preset jitter range of the second counter, adjusting the second storage flag to a position corresponding to any count value outside the jitter range in the second counting period for obtaining the third storage flag.
 4. The method of claim 2, wherein the performing anti-jitter processing on the second storage flag to obtain a third storage flag comprises: in response to that the second storage flag corresponds to a first count value outside the preset jitter range of the second counter, modifying the first count value corresponding to the second storage flag to a second count value, wherein the second count value is any count value within the jitter range; and recounting the second counter by taking the second count value as a starting point for counting, adjusting the second storage flag to a position corresponding to a third count value to obtain the third storage flag, wherein the third count value is any count value outside the jitter range in the second counting period after the recounting.
 5. The method of claim 1, further comprising: after obtaining the first storage flag, performing delay processing on the first storage flag, wherein, a length of delay time is related to a link delay from a digital pre-distortion circuit to a power amplifier.
 6. The method of claim 5, further comprising: in response to that the first data acquisition clock is synchronous with the second data acquisition clock, acquiring the second data according to the first storage flag subjected to the delay processing.
 7. The method of claim 1, wherein, in response to that a current type of data acquisition is configured to be digital pre-distortion data acquisition, the first data are downlink data and the second data are feedback data.
 8. The method of claim 1 wherein, in response to that a current type of data acquisition is configured to be data acquisition for detecting a standing wave ratio, during acquisition of downlink data and feedback data, the first data are the downlink data and the second data are the feedback data; and during acquisition of downlink data and reflection data, the first data are the downlink data and the second data are the reflection data.
 9. A data acquisition apparatus, comprising: a first obtaining module configured to obtain a first storage flag, the first storage flag is configured to indicate a flag bit at which first data starts to be acquired and stored; a second obtaining module configured to, in response to that a first data acquisition clock is asynchronous with a second data acquisition clock, obtain a second storage flag according to the first data acquisition clock and the second data acquisition clock, the second storage flag is a storage flag bit corresponding to the first storage flag after the first storage flag crosses from the first data acquisition clock to the second data acquisition clock; an anti-jitter processing module configured to perform anti-jitter processing on the second storage flag to obtain a third storage flag; and a first acquisition module configured to acquire a second data according to the third storage flag, wherein, a delay between the first data and the second data acquired each time is kept unchanged.
 10. A data acquisition device, comprising a memory and a processor, the memory stores a computer program, the processor, when executes the computer program, performs the method of claim
 1. 11. A storage medium having a computer program stored thereon, the computer program, when executed by a processor, performs the method of claim
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